DevonDeathTrip

@The Old Crem I have hidden your most recent post as, yet again, you have chosen to regurgitate a tweet and plaster it here with no context whatsoever. The tweet has no information about Sharon Osborne's health and you haven't even bothered to type anything which may indicate why it might be interesting. If you want to have another go, you're welcome. You seriously need to work on your quality control though!

Last minute sub Martin Jones scores for me.

Impressive how Remco Evenepoel, with less than a second's thinking time, managed to bunny hop over that ditch at around 40 mph before coming to grief.

Less of that please! We've had complaints.

Thanks and bad luck on one of your picks finding the back of the net just as the final whistle was blown. Hope you come back stronger next year

Good luck Sir Creep. Both of my subs were used late last night. My joker, Sheriff Lacy Rogers, jumped the starting gun and I fell victim to one of those news bots which provided a seemingly contemporaneous account of Nicholas Lloyd Webber's critical ill health.

I must have seen him at least a couple of times with Fairport. Reading through Conway's Wiki page, that's quite a CV.

He was a wicket-keeper, Diego. No goalkeepers in cricket.

I wonder how Camilla's public profile will evolve over the next year or so? She seems like a bit of a trooper and her visibility will increase as she stands in for Charles. Big Archers fan as well.

An article on why my beloved Exeter City, who haven't sacked a manager in over twenty years, are unlikely to feature on this thread much.

Marwan Issa One thing Israel, Hamas and the US can all agree on - he's dead.

As he's on my cup squad, I'd liken that to a straight red card.

Issa was a pick for A Pelican in the Wilderness on the DDP, who will soar to new heights if points are awarded. Hamas have confirmed he is dead.

"Deteriorating Health" is a good search term. In my experience African media seem to use it as a euphemism for "about to drop dead", hence me including our man Kabobo when I saw this at the end of February.

I was wondering if there was any information on the whereabouts of Colleen McCabe, the former nun who became a headmistress and was jailed for stealing £500k of her school’s budget by using a corporate credit card. The trail seems to have gone very cold since her release from prison in late 2005. She was rather heavy set at the time of her conviction and would be in her 70s now. I did wonder if she might have re-entered a convent. She was played by Pauline Quirke in a BBC drama about her misdeeds